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Morris tribune., 1887-10-05

thing that goes round has a crank attach
ment. And II 1t has not got 1T 1t will
stand still Now, am not so much of q
crank, but believe that every man and
woman who works for q living
should bs o sober man and woman.
! viii trust tha fate oS the American peo-
pie I'm tho hands of sober men and women,
and it rests upon our organization to
build mp treasury with money taken
from the pockets Of poor people, rich peo-
comes from the sale Of liquor, II 1t comes
and soul, say our organization, to-day,
had better sink into oblivion than to build
on such basis as that. Until a short
time ago 1t was supposed not only the
men who work down In the earth, on the
railway or in the workshop, had place
In our organization. It is broader and
wider than that, for IL takes in the man
who does duty here foH the daily papers.
It takes in the man sitting at his desk as
q clerk. 1t takes in the man who afar
of on the prairie breaks the sod for the
coming grain, and itbrings them together
in an organization that teaches them that
the interests of all are identical. Sowe have
opened up our order, in fact it always
was open to the farmers Of the land. And
the day is not far distant when, whether
it be under the name Of the Knights of
Labor or some other name, the people Of
this country, the farmers, the farm-work
ing men, the mine-working men, and the
mechanics generally throughout this land
viii be enrolled under one head, deter
mined to work together as one man for the
good Of their country.
For some time longer the speaker con-
tinued, after which resolutions on the
death Of Thomas A. Armstrong were read
and adopted.
Senator A. J. Streeter, president of the
National Frrmers' alliance, spoke for
nearly half an uour in behalf of farmers.
At the conclusion Of Senator Streeter's
address, Mrs. Hobart, of Red Wing, on
behalf Of the w. CT. O., gave an elo-
quent assurance OF the prayerful support
Of that society. The floor was cleared for
dancing, and some 500 couples partiei-
pated in the ball that followed.
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05
Alb, go, Divorce

NEW YORK, Oct. A divorce has been
declared between the Baltimore & Ohio
railway and the telegraph line. Railway
officials have given the telegraph COM
pany formal notice that they will pay the
telegraph expenses no longer. The re-
cent meeting of the telegraph stockhold-
ers is now said to have been 20 devise
some method of standing alone.
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05

The Mississippi Water Power and Bo ON
company's logs that were run out of Pine
river are jammed on the Rabbit rapids,
twelve miles above Brainerd. Teams
have been sent up to haul them over.
Hon. M. v. Miller, president Of the
the board of regents of the Dakota agri-
cultural college at Brookings, who re-
Gently disappeared, had none Of the col
lege money in his possession, as at first
reported, t
Louise Michel, the famous French
communist, has become insane, and is
hocted and fil-treated when she attempts
to speak, and the publishers refuse 70
print her books. AS her pen and tongue
have both failed her, she Is likely 70
atarYe -. :. -
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VIII Not Surrender.

YANKrnN, Dax., Oct. at is learned
from the trustees and their counsel that
Messrs: Powers, Williams and VanTassel
viii not surrender to Governor Church,
but will make a vigorous fight for their
rights as trustees of the Yankton asylum
In the court.
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The Real Facts a. sbe Case.

WAsHlNeToa, Oct. Bona fide set
tiers on <ae ten-mile strip on either side
Of the forty mile grant along the line of
the Northern Pacific railroad are within
the pale of the law, under recent decis-
ions of Secretary Lamar, and will be sus-
tatned in their rights by the interior de-
nnrfnnnnt
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was ordered 10 {, cruoifv Tbem,

SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.--Passengers
from Australia tell of horrible crime
which was committed there Aug. 2S
Wadham Wyndhaa In religious frenzy
murdered his wife and three children and
then pierced their sides, hands and feet
under the impression that he had been
ordered to cruelty them.
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05
A New station tOr soldiers.

WASHINGTON, oct The secretary of
war has initiated the establishment Of a
new military post near Denver, Col, by
the promulgation of presidential order
rsscTying for the purpose the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
tion S, township 8 south, range 6S west,
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BULGARIAN Ruler,

CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Oct. 3.-The last
note sent to Russia by the porte suggests
that both Russia and Turkey appoint
commissioners Of princely renk who
shall govern Bulgaria for three months.
They are to convoke a new sobranje,
which will elect a prince.
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05
EDUCATION IN ALASKA.
Growth of School Population Requires
Increased Facilities. ...

Increased Facilities.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The annual re-
port Of Commissioner of Education Daw-
son has, just, been completed, A brief &C
count Of the measures taken in the in
terest of education in Alaska, with an ap-
peal for further efforts in that direction,
and request for the appropriation
$50, 900 for the organization of schools in
that territory, closes the report. The
government schools in Alaska number
fifteen, all Of which are in hourishina
condiction, but many more are needed to
meet the wants of the school population,
which numbers about h5. 600
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05

Gov. Church has suspended Trustees
Powers, Williams and Van Tassel, of the
Yankton. asylum board, and Trusted
Brown and Lewis have resigned. A new
board viii be appointed at once.
Morris tribune., 1887-10-05
CIVIC SOCIETIES:

CIVIC SOCIETIES.:
A.. E,..SA... M.-Golden Sheaf Lodge No
i38, Meets 1st and Sd Saturdays Of each month.
II. WaIrELsr. Sec. c. l.. Brown, W. n =
G.. A. R.
q. \. T. Dsart1l p,s., M. 90. meets the
Second snl Nsurth Fridays Of each month,
W. L. CoLYKx, Com.
A. P. Drk, Aljutant.
A. 0. U. w.
Norris TnIs,. No. y. MsstS each Tuesday
'''"4 - ''''' o. c. HANSON. N. ".
e. ". ;sATotLL, Recorder.
ssLECT XVI iIrs. y D. U. w.
Scott Legion. NJ. 13. Meets at Its hall the
nrst ana tnirI Fridays Of saoh nns month. Conn
W. H. MrLEs, Rec. --f.l.-
DIVISION NO. /, a. o. II.
Ms.ts 3soond Wednesday OF each month,
in its hall, 1t T:30 Z. NJ. -,x - .
e. A. rLAHERrT, Rae. see'y. -. -
rAr1Ea MATHEW, C. r. 4. sGC tRrY
Nests First Sunday or each mouth.
WI. a1oRDAS, sscy. .--....
Mt. LEBANON r. A. CHAPTER, No. Al.
A,es' nrs. wednesday ofsssh month h D
IL. Brown, secy. ,-..-.
BETHEL COMMASDERY, U. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets s.e1li and fourth Mondays OF each
month D. 4. SUTHERLAND, Z. Z.
o. c. HAN5oS, Roe.
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VILLAGE OFFICERS:

VILLAGE OFFICERS:
C. wrsrERMUTR, President.
l.. e. PEARcE,
Il. 9. JUDsoN, Scouncllors.
H. wHITRLRY,
THoS. TuoNAssOS.
JNo. ID. GILLRsPIE, Recorder.
W. J. MuKRo, Treasurer.
aaSHs HsrGE'S' Jastfcssof the Peace.
ID. T. WHEATON, Assessor.
JAS. GRIFrITH, Marshal.
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1.eyERaR BfRE690Rf.
JUDICIAL oFFIcKKs:
leS, C. L. Brown, District Jadgs.

COUNTY oFFICEKs:
SEo. II. MuSao, shsrif.
x. C. HsLessoK, Tfsasnrsr. -
asSAMuKL LAasoS, Clerk District Csars'
Gke. NJ. GILrrxAS, Auditor.
IN WKLI1SaroN. eKsxister Of Deeds.
Gka. e. DARLINs, JadSs of Probate
sA TLAaERrr, Attorney.
Nu L.. HuRLRURD, Coroner.
y, Il. WRsAToS, Surveyor.
W, r fsof.YsN. court 90 n missionsF.
WV. C. BIcxSs1L, Eountf supt. Of schools.
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Arrival and Departure OF the Nails.

Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Friday;
departs Tuesday and Saturday. Glenwood stage
arrives Tuesday aad Friday ;Adkpsrts Wednesday
and Saturday. Postonace opens st A. NJ closes
vto1PM NJ. u. ToRFEr, P, n.
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CHURCH DIRECT0R'

CRU kGI UINhN IUN1.
CoSsaHs HsArIoSAL,isev. J. B. Fairbank, Pastor.
HEruun,Sr RrV. :. ?. Rahsrtsaa. Pastor.
RoaAN CATHOLIC. Rev. Geo. Ghsksll, Priest.
SoAXDISAvIAS EVAS5sLIcAL LUTHERAN, New.
A. J. Anderson, of ScRndia, Pastor.
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Mt. LEBANON r. .A.CHAPTER, No. Al.
Mat. nrs. wednesday of ssch month.
J0HS HOUSE, II. P.
c. L. BROWN, Secy.
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FATHER MATHEW, C. r. 4. SGC tRTY
Ass.s First Sunday or each month.
GRo. GRIFFITH, Prest.
WI. RIoRDAS, Ssc'y. .--.. ..
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Norris LIl -. No. - MsstS each TUESDAY
o. c. HANSON, n. ".
e. ". SASOiLL, Recorder.
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A.. A.. M...-Golden Sheaf Lodge No
f33 Meets 1st and Sd Saturdays of each month.
II. WaIrHLSr. Sec. c. L.. BROWN, W. NJ
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 Do not be persuaded by drug gists or others to try anything but Pe-ru.na, the infallible.
 Aaron Shreftler, of Alma, H., and his wife, feel like n new couple since taking Aau-a-lin.
 Blanke & Co.'S best Cream Candy at 90 cents, or three pounds for sl, at II. B. Gwyn's.
 All inc latest shades in Ladles' Dress Goods at Wynnc, Dennis & Beck s, prettier than ever.
 Maxcy Stew art, of Palestine. was in town over Sunday, the guest of T. ". McClendon and wife.
 Tkc rain continues to fall, but we sad we shouldn't grumble, and we are as good as our word.
 Buckwheat Flour-sclfrising- at p cents per package; plain, g cents, at II. B. Gwyn X Co.'S
 c. NJ. Hamilton and Richard and A. s. Casbeer, of Wittsburg, were down on business, Wednesday.
 We have been unable 10 learn the cause of the worl; having been suspended on the new church.
 A large line of handsome BED STEApS at sl 50, sl75 and s2 each, at FnSsell, Graham X Co.'S
 SaddIcry, Harness, Brides etc, upstairs, at Wynnc, Den his X Beek's at very low prices.
 Miss Lille McClendon. of Pales tine, spent last week visiting hci brother and sister of this place.
 All sizes boys wagons and a biz lot of small chairs at remarkably low prices at ". F. Horney < Bro $
 Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve eroup, whooping cougl and bronchitis. By C. F. Hinton
 Group, whooping cough, bron chltis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. At C. F. Hinton $
 0. A. Hamilton and ]. l.. Bax ter and wife of Wynnc were guests at the Avery Friday of last week
 Sleepless nights made miserabl, by that terrible cough. Shiloh, Cure is the r. medy. c. F. Hinton
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Aciir pIIcTCOc Guaranteed to Cure. Price Abue bUSlthS Pleasant to Take 50 cts

Collections have been very good this month as far as we have been able to learn. There are a few, of course, who never pretend to pay thelr bills. These few cannot ex- pect further favcrs,
 Esq. J. B. Kinton, of near Haynes, was in town Tuesday, on his return from his old home in Tlpton county Tennessee, where he accompanied the remains of Mrs Dow Ferguson.
 For the next 20 days the initi- alton fec in the K X l.. of II. lodge No 329 will be only $500 now IS the time to apply for membershi p
 J. T. FoNDREN, Sec.
 December 9th 1887.
 W. F. Horncv X Bro. have just opened large and varied stock of Holiday Goods, and invite you to call and examlne them before purchasing elsewhere. Call early and select from full stock.
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AGUE BUSTERS, Gs:.y.:' q: .:'';t tAlcsi. Sf, ''d

Books. Books! If you want a nIcc Christmas present, step into the crowded store of H. B. Gwyn & Co. and select Book. All popular works are sold by this firm.
 On the 18th day of tho present month your humble servant, the local editor of this paper, will have attsIned the age of twenty-three years. Qulte young, but we hope useful.
 B. F. McCrary has just received q stock of fresh Buckwheat flour, Graham flour. new Sugar house molasscs, Pigs feet, Dates, Prunes, fresh Oat meal, Cracked Wheat and Hominy.
 An elegant line of Quecnsware and a beautiful line of Water Sets just received at V. E. lzard X Co.'S. They will dispose ofthese goods at extraordinarily low figures. Call and see them.
 The members of the Presbyterian church will give a Christmas tree at thelr church Christmas and have invited the Methodisls to par tIcipate and the invitation has been accepted.
 Cooking and Heating Stoves are found in endless variety in the cellar at Wynne, Dennis X Beck's at stIll lower prices than ever before. 1t will pay you to examine them.
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mind. you are a democrat and desrrc to sec this democratic news paper prosper and route the enemy, you must help us. We want 1000 new subscribers and ten or fifteen columns more advertising. As it now stands we work night and day to earn n living, and are often pressed to the wall for money. It takes lots of money to run news paper successfully. If you are in- debted to us, try and pay up by the first of January. Give TIE TINKs lIttle boom now and she will give the party 8 big boom in the coming campaign.
 Have you seen the new testing weights and measures at the clerk $ oficel If not, it wall more than repay you to 20 and examine them. The whole outfit cost, we believe, s250, and they are beau ties and are perfect. The last legislature enacted n law in re- gard to weights and measures, of which the following is tbc section of interest 10 tho people:
 As soon as the clerk shall have procured such weights and meas ures for his county it shall be his duty to cause notice thereof to be given by written advertisements put up at the court house door for the space of two months; and if such clerk shall neglect, fail or re- fuse to procure such weights and measures and give such notice he shall be deemed guilty of a mis- dcmeanor, and shall, upon convie- ton, be fined in any sum not less than five dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars for such neg lect, failure or refusal for the first offense, and for the second offense shall be fined in any sum not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and each month during which he shall neglect. fail or refuse 10 comply with the pro visions of this Act shall be deemed a separate offense and shall be pun ished accordingly; and if at the expiration of said two months any person shall knowingly keep any measul es or weights, and buy and sell any commodity whatsoever by such weights and measures as do not correspond with the weights and measures deposited in the clerks office, such person Shall, for every such offcnse, be deemed guilty of a mIsdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than ten dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
Trade with L. ROLLwAGE X co

Trade with L. ROLLWAGE & co. Read our temperance column. James Russell was m Memphis Thursday.
 J. E. Griffin, of Marianna, was in town Monday.
 Oysters served m any style at Rceo & BoyIc's.
 Geo Sibley, of Lonokc, was m town Thursday.
 Saddles, Budle.. Whips, etc, at Hate hers, cheap.
 PIrTSBURG COAL sold at l.. Rollwagc X Co.'S.
 V. B. lzard spent Monday m Memphis on business.
 J. |. Stevenson. of Marianna, was in town Monday.
 Bny yonr LIME and CEMENT al l.. RoIlwage X Co.'S.
 Curtains and fixtures at Hatch. CTS, marked low down.
 Rooms to rent over the store Of Wynnc, Dennis & Beck.
 N. F. Horney was in Memphis Wednesday on business.
 Buy your SCHOOL BOOKS at l.. EOLLNAGE X cos.
 Jersey Flanncls, cheap, al NNune, Dennis < Beek's.
 Sixteen loayes of Bread for One DolIar at Reho & Boyle's.
 c. N. Sparks, of Wynne, was III town Monday on business.
 Christmas Goods Christmas Goods.. at c. F. lIinton's.
 Mrs. lsaacs and son, of Ha ne, were at tho Avery Thursday.
 Toy Watches, cents each, for the boys, at J. E. Ketchem's.
 Car load of Furnitnre for gale al hard-time prices at llatehef's.
 Try Hatcher's S2, 50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. They are hard to beat.
 R. I. Wilson, of Wynnc, was a guest at the Avery Wednesday,.
 Dry Goods in endless variety at T. A. Hatcher's mammoth store. DORA ANNETTE is attracting con siderable attention in Memphis.
 Mrs. c. L. Eggleston is visiting friends in Little Rock thIs week. School Books at introduction prIees at Russell, Graham X Go. :, E. W. Hedges, of Memphis, was in the city several days this week. Cigars and Tobacco spccIalty Tn job lots at II. B. Gwyn k Co., s For lame back, side or chest usC Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 9 cents
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r,ses

M,hsa N Paihy. wife of ! n Bailey. of this county, aged e5 years.
 Another soul has passed to it's account and another firesidc has been made desolaie by the stern decree of One to whom all mus { bow the head and bend the knee . But, after all, why should we start back in hGror when called upon 10 face the realities of an unknown world, and why should we grievc as those who have no hope2 There is no such thing as death. What we CALL death is but passage from shore to shore, change from the life we live to one better and brighter and more satisfying to tho soul. It is passage that all must make, from the peasant in the fields 10 the naughty monarch on his throne, aid passage from wLieh none may oscapes It is destiny.
 Tho subject af this sketch will long be remembered by the ones who knew and loved her, and up- on whose hearts is graven her inn age. A true christian, loving. wife and a worsan whose nobility of character was one of her most prominent characteristics, she will indeed be sadly missed by hus- band, family and friends. We ex- tend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereavcd ones. May they so live that when eternity opens to their gaze they may meet upon that other shore-a reunited family. with no household idol absent. no loved voice missing from the circle.
The Forrest City times., 1887-12-10
A6UE BUSTERS

T. l. Nall has purchased the in- !erest of MT. Farley in the South side ten pm alley and grocery, and has resigned as jailer. Our friend s. R. Boggs has been appointed Jailer in his place. Mir. Boggs is good man and will more than likely glve the best of satis- faction.
 An untimely death often follows neglect of nervous affections. Yak c Pemberton's Wine Coca, the most elegant, efficient and reliable nerve tome ever offered to the medical profession. It is a permanent in- vigorator of mlnd and body; cures neuralgia, dyspepsia, sick head ache, sexual and nervous debility, tired feelings, "blues." etc. Penn bcrton's Wine Coca is prescribed by physicians and sold in Forrest City by II. Evans & Co. Beware of limitations. Get only Pember- tons. Sl per bottle.
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Announcement.
My dear Nadakin:

My dear Nadakin:
 Be kind enough to state through THE TIMES that 1 shall be able to resume work on Monday, and shall expect the pupils in my de- partment to come 10 school pre- pared 10 rccite the lessons assigned ed them for Monday last. By that time hope to be able to say Richard IS himself again.
 Truly yours,
 JAMES W. STUART.
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AGJE BUSTERS.


 A. Walterhouse, and F.. D. Pillow, of Helena were Tn the city Wednes- day.
 II. B. Gwyn & Co. have just re- ceived the prottiest lot of Glass ware ever brought to Forrest City.
 Russell, Graham < Co. will sell you a handsome BEDSTEAD for Sl 50, Sl 75 or g.. Examine their stock.
 Tat Hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee il. Sold by c. F, Hinton.
 The numerous friends of Miss Annie Lee Cobbs will be sorry to learn of her serious illness al Searcy.
 The Presidents message Tn full will be found on the inside together with considerable other interesting reading.
 Y. B. Izard X Co. are daily ad- ding to their extensive stock, and invite the pubic to call and ox- amlne same.
 E. E. Kelley will occupy the Wilson building south of V. B. Izard & Co.'S S ore. He is putting in the maternal.
 Everything you can think Of in the way of Furniture at T. A.. IIatchor's at rock bottom prIces. Give hlm call.
 The most complete lino of Cloth ing can be found at Wynne, Dem his X Beck's at prices that will make you smile.
 For Carpets, OIlcloth, Oilrngs, Rugs, Mating, etc, call at T. A. Hatchcr's. His line is complete, and ho sells cheap.
 The gin men report the heccy staple about all in. If so the crop will be short about 2000 bales com pared 10 last year.
 Ton couldn't buy prcttie r Christmas present that a pair of those beautiful Vases at W. F. Horney & Bros.
 Sol Lewis, of Memphis, is in town thIs week. He reports his family all well and the boy bIg talkcr. Success to them.
 C. II. Ravens is erecting a fine new residence for himself and family, and one for rent, in the north west part of town.
 We have several thousand large white envclopes-No. 10-and will sell them cheap with or without printing. They are tirsl-class.
 Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizcr is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by C. r. Hinton.
 A correspondent in the Memphis Appeal of the Sth states that l.. r. Featherston lis breaking ground for the gubcrnatorial race"
 When you want nice and tender piece of fresh meat go 10 F. ]. Izard X Cos shop. first door north of Stones livery stable.
 Prof. !. W. Stuart IS suffering from carLuncle. He is unable to teach and consequently there has been DO high school this week.
 Aecordeons of all sizes and prices, and numerous other musical instruments, mar ked down, at W. F. Horney X Bros.
 Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh $ Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal injector free. By C. F. Hinton.
 Boots and Shoes! T A. Hatch CTS stock IS complete, and he is prepared to give you satisfaction, both as regards quality and price.
 Rcho X Boyle, have the finest brands of Fresh Oysters, and have just received a supply of nice iresn celery. Oysters 90 ceuts per can. N \ and reliable Medicinea are the best oeN todepend upon. Acker's Blood FL ixir has been prescribed for years for allin- purities ofthe Blood lnevery form of Scrof- ulous, Syphilitio or Mercurial diseases, itis invaluable For Rheumatism, has no equal H Evans X Co. Annr nueTrpc csrs ysar chlll.. s.d pc.
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kciir ptlcTCpe For Bilious Fever and az AUuE pUSiGho hslarial Troubles. 5o cts.

Tbe lst of January is stealing upon us The campaign of 1888 will be the warmest known for many years. A newspaper to be useful 10 its party should have q good suppori from tbat party. Financial troubles of an editor do
 not tcnd.to brighten tho editorials of newspaper We desire to inn press these four facts upon your
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AGUE BUSTERS.


 E. E Dearing and J. B. Coates of Helena were Tn town over Sun day.
 Our young friend, E. J. Beazloy, of Marianna, was in the clty Mon day,
 R. ]. Williams went to Memphis on professional business Wcdnes- day.
 ?. Jackson, of Edmondson, was in the city Monday, Thanks for cash.
 Hal Dennis, of Wynnc, was in town on business the first of the week.
 The best stock of BOOTS and SHOES are kept at l.. Rollwage < Co.'S.
 Call ct T. A. IIateher's for your Notions. A large assortment on hand.
 We are certainly proud of the continued compliments pad THE TINES.
 A magnificent line of Tobogean Caps, cheap, at Wynue, Dennis < Beck's.
 Handmade Boots and Shoes at lowest prices at Wynne, Dennis X Beck's.
 Have you seen those elegant Folding Bustlcs at Wyune, Dennis X Beck's?
 Buy your litlc son a Hobby Horse. W. r. llorncy& < Bro, have a big lot.
 Mrs Y. P. Beauchamp is visiting relatives and friends in Marianna this week.
 Willie l.. Curts, of Piusbnrg, Pa, was brought from deaths door by La-cu-pi-a.
 Mesdames John and Will Hughes, of Haynes wore in the city shop ping Tuesday.
 NJ. K. Key, D. T. Hargraves, and NJ Morgan, of Helena were in town Tuesday.
 Velocipedcs, a uico present for your little boy, cheap, ut ". r. Horney X Bros
 J. W. Williams of Middle Tenn. .esses is visiting his son, R. J. WlI- Hams of this city.
 BEDSTEADS can be bought at Russell, Graham S Co.,. 5 for Sl50, sl.75 and s2 each.
 W. E. Wright and Stanley P. Knight spent Friday night of last week in Memphis.
 We are informed Mir. kelley's new material for the East Ark ansian has arrived.
 A nice fit in al! kinds of Cloth- ing guaranteed at T. A. Hatcher's, cheaper than ever.
 L. Rollwaee X Go. are head quarters for STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS.
 T. A. Hatcher has received a large stock of mcc, fresh Grocer ies. Give him call.
 Clothing at lIatchcr's in styles too numerous to mention, at prices that defy competition.
 J. r. Ketehem's stock includes everything, from rich gifts 10 mex pensive remembrances.
 Pe-Iu-na has been tried and never found wanting, "uo fast so that which IS good.